'I've never identified with how I look': 'Musafir Cafe' actress Vedika Pinto
Post the humungous success of 'Musafir Cafe', Vedica Pinto gets into a candid chat with Etimes talking about the response to the show co-starring Vikrant Massey, Mahima Makwana, the perceptions about her character Sudha, growing up as an underconfident child, her journey so far from being the 'Liggi' girl to Anurag Kashyap's 'Nishanchi', her aspirations and more. Read on..
Vedika Pinto, the actress from the recent show 'Musafir Cafe', stands out not just for her on-screen presence but also for her candid conversation about her journey. She doesn't just discuss the success of her latest role; she also opens up about her childhood struggles, including shyness and bullying. Pinto reveals that roles like her character in 'Liggi' and her work with Anurag Kashyap on 'Nishanchi' helped her break out of her shell.
She credits these experiences for making her more confident and expressive in front of the camera. When asked about the overwhelming response to 'Musafir Cafe', Pinto admits she didn't expect such a strong connection with the audience. She attributes this to the universal theme of love, which she believes is something everyone can relate to.
When discussing Sudha's character, Pinto clears up misconceptions, stating that Sudha is not a villain but rather someone who chooses herself and her happiness. She explains that Sudha's actions, though sometimes misunderstood, are driven by a strong ambition and a desire for a good life. Pinto also reflects on her own journey, from being known as the 'Liggi girl' to playing complex roles like Sudha.
She remains open to learning and taking on versatile roles, stating that every project she takes on, from 'Liggi' to 'Musafir Cafe', contributes to her growth as an actress.
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